The Baltimore County union., 1887-07-23
A CARD.
HEBBvILLE, 2D DISTRICT, July 10, 1887.
The following facts, no doubt, will be of interest


omany, especially the taxpayers Of the I'd districts
The cry of our Road Supervisors is at don't
pay" but read the following and judge for your
Selves Mr.. Parlett received from the Baltimore
county treasury Dec Sth, 1885, $685. Dec. Sth,
1885, (same date) S1O5.13; June Sth 1886, S26.9t;
Sept. 14th, 1886, $2373; same date, $230.29; Dee.
14th, 1886, $66.62 same date, $149.75; Feb. 1S,
1887, SlO2.Os; March 22d, 1887, S49495; making
total of $1,236.26. Mr.. w. F. Piel received As
follows: Dec. 18th, 1885, s5S12; Aug. 10th, 1888,
$112.74; Nov. 9th, 1885, $1SO12; Dec. Nth, 1885,
$110.0S; Jan. 11th, 1887, $l62.10; making total
of $633.16. In addition to the amounts of Messn.
Piel and Parlett's accounts, as stated above they
each get onet third of the following two accounts
of G. W. Aler's, as he is PRESIDENT June Sth,
1886, $636.37, and June 14th, 1887, S69444. The
above will give the taxpayers of the I'd district
some idea of whether sit pays" the supervisors
when they consider the amount of money received
and the amount of work done on the roads. And
these are they who seek your suffrage. Pause ana
think, taxpayers of the I'd, eer you deposit yoar
ballot on the 23d
1t to take long way round for the
old Commissioners to reach the noble I'd district.
1t would certainly make neat example for n
school boy in circulating exchange. From Tow
sontown to the Manufacturers National Bank
(Which is at par with them) to Mr.. Dorsey, SON.
in-law of Mr. Dickey, owner of the Wetheredvlle
Mills (rather at premium thence to Mr.. Frank
Parlett Messrs Crout and Rittenhouse, would
not direct exchange between Towsonto wn and the
noble I'd be cheaper for you? Do you not think
it would be better for you if you would leave Mr..
Dorsey in the 1st district, where he belongs, and
not send him into the I'd to hold meetings and
make the election a farce by distributing money !?
little explanation here perhaps would not be out
of place. When j. Harman Schone was Treasurer
Of Baltimore county the money of the county was
kept in John S. Cuttings Co.'s banking house
Recently Messrs. Crout and Rittenhouse passed
order to transfer the money of the county to the
Manufacturers National Bank DR.. Hebb, pres
ent Treasurer, deposits the money he collects in
Towsontown in the Towson National Bank week.
ly and the money he collects in Baltimore on Sat
urday in John S. Cuttings & Co.'s banking house
weekly, all of which is checked weekly or month
ly to the Manufacturers National Bank.
This does not suit the old Commissioners and
the last named bank, so they have openly declared
that they will food the I'd district with money to
defeat DIR. Hebb, and the first move in this direc-
tion was made on the I'd inst, at Randalstown.
call was made to all Democrats of the I'd dis.
trict opposed to "one- man rule" to meet at Ran
dalstown hall. Messrs. Parlett Shipley, Piel,
Hitchcock, Hook and Charles Dorsey, Mr.. Dickey's
son-i law, who was the boss, as he carried the
Manufacturers National Bank and dispensed the
fullness thereof without stint, constituted the
meeting. When DR.. Hebb came he was asked why
he was present and he replied, "I'm Democrat
in the I'd and I'm opposed to 'bossism' and 'one-
man rule" This threw q damper on the meeting
and they concluded to meet the following Thurs
day night at Mr. Piel's, which they did, About
twenty-five gathered there, nearly all of whom
(exoepting the few immortals) were for DR.. Hebb.
The few mmortals mentioned above, with a couple
more, were called in, and the people were left out
in the cold. Among those outside was Mr.. Law
renee Rice, who had level head and who, when
the door was closed and there was no hope for
Hebbite to enter, exclaimed, "Verily, few are
called" The immortals inside soon fixed up
ticket to "gup" down the throats OF the Demo
Gratis of the I'd district, but whether they will be
successful or not will be seen in the near future
The nudeness Of this unfedged ring aad the low
trickery it resorts to to defeat honest official
are so papable that it requires no microscope to
see its true inwardness. The ticket they put up
and which they christened "Anti- Talbot" is a
sefconstituted bossism ticket in the interest
of the So called immortGs and not in the interest
of the people. 1t was conceived in Towsontown
by the old Commissioners, set on by the Manufac-
turers' National Bank, and hatched at VIM. Pel's
ny SIX ciuchs. Il.
July 23.-1t.